God doesn’t sparingly give out his affection to those who stay clean. He loves lavishly those who are dirty with sin because that’s who He is.

What Mike and his wife are teaching at home is being reinforced by the teachers and coaches at Lincoln Christian School, who are daily helping shape his kids’s character and solidifying their identities as Christ followers.

Lincoln is the leader of Step up to Life, a ministry based in Omaha, and has experienced personal growth from involvement in a Momentum leadership cohort. Momentum, a ministry of MyBridge, is currently building a new cohort of pastoral leaders. To learn more, visit mybridgeradio.net.

Susie Larson, a prolific author and radio host, has a deep relationship with God and has learned much through challenges in her own life. We’re revisiting a conversation with Susie about her devotional book called “Prevail: 365 Days of Enduring Strength from God’s Word.” (Part 1 of 2)

Pastor Adrian Boykin of Kearney E-Free Church shares a message called “3 Resurrection Responses” from their Gospel of John series.

Pastor Ronnie Rothe of Relevant Community Church in Elkhorn shares a message called “Legitimate Desires & Needs” from their “Behind the Curtain” series. Behind every temptation, our faith is at stake because temptation is always a test of faith, not self-control.

Jeff Keiser is the co-founder and executive director of Camp Sonshine, a multi-site camp located just south of Lincoln. He connects us with the work of God through Christian summer camp!

Activate Global, MyBridge to the Nations, equipped 14 West African pastors with tools and training to go and start kingdom business, giving them financial stability for their families and influence in the community, to go and reach the unreached for Christ.

God cares about the smallest details of our lives, intervening in ways that you don’t even know about. In the background, God is giving you His very best and when you’re least aware, God is watching over you.

After attending Youth Group in the Scottsbluff area, Austin realized his emptiness, had been convicted of his need for Jesus and took the next step of repentance, committing his life to the Lord.